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It follows Stephen Gordon, raised in a privileged household and inclined toward masculine dress and behavior, who recognizes romantic and sexual attraction to women and wrestles with personal identity amid family expectations and social hostility. Her life includes wartime service, intimate relationships that provide both comfort and pain, and repeated efforts to find acceptance and community. The narrative traces psychological and social consequences of living as a gender‑nonconforming lesbian in an often unforgiving society, examining persistent loneliness, the yearning for companionship, and appeals for understanding and tolerance.
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